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The FOSSIL patches to doscmd are part of the ports tree now.
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@@ -84,8 +84,7 @@ A. Yes. As long as all the nodes can access the same live data files (via LAN)
Q. Does Synchronet for Unix support external DOS programs/doors?
A. Currently, only the FreeBSD build has doscmd support "built-in" (and this
"support" requires Deuce's version of doscmd with FOSSIL emulation):
http://nix.synchro.net/doscmd.gz
"support" requires emulators/doscmd to be installed):
For FreeBSD, the path that is entered in the Start-up Directory is mapped
as C:\ the current node directory is mapped as D:\ and the Synchronet
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